Pressure Exchanger Device for CO2 Refrigeration Found to Cut Energy and Water Use at Stores in U.S. and Europe

The ATMOsphere Podcast Network
04/11/2025 4 min
Pressure Exchanger Device for CO2 Refrigeration Found to Cut Energy and Water Use at Stores in U.S. and Europe

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Energy Recovery, a San Leandro, California-based component manufacturer, on October 29 released recent operational data from transcritical CO2 (R744) refrigeration installations in North American and European supermarkets showing that its pressure exchanger device can help these systems perform more efficiently in hot climates and reduce water consumption.Read the full story on NaturalRefrigerants.com.

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